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I've never actually bought any Players Editions, National, etc besides 701s, Prov, Market so I can't compare them all. But I tried like 10 minutes of those Player editions of my clubmates, and I think it's about 5% better but for the price I don't think it's worth purchasing. For me, the only...

me changing my blade back to King 3 was a wise choice :ROFLMAO:

there is basically 2 types of attacking players: - machine gun: attack relentless but moderate power - like Kong Linghiu, Zhang Jike - cannon: finding opportunity to unleash 1 big attack - like Wang Liqin, Ma Lin Hugo is a machine cannon

It's this one. I hope it's not another W968 with Xiom handle lol

Hugo crushed the Shatou fan base lol

yessss, Hugo-bomb themm

just like playing a video game, kill each sub boss before reaching the final boss

now how the CNT will deal with this

Hugo: I have the best BH counterloop in the world right now

I don't think CNT have sparring partners like Hugo with such superhuman strength, Hugo will have a chance in this match.

I was about to come to the club after WCQ leads 3-1. But I stayed to watch until last point and it was totally worth it.

I tried the orange 701s 37 red on BH, it felt a bit weird, denser sponge, low throw, harder to engage sponge. So I came back to H3 38 market neo.

IMO named rubbers are not worth it, on the other hand black 701s is the best best rubber for FH I've ever played. much better than public pro neo blue

Bounciness: B3 > B2 NT > B2 Max Pro > B2 Pro > B2 Gold > B2 market Tackiness B2 market > B2 Gold > B2 pro = B2 max pro = B2 NT > B3

yeah, playing with personal rubbers is a good experience, but "personal" that means in most cases it won't suit everyone's playing style. for example the H3 Ma Long 38 and the H3 37 701s on my BH felt great in training, but in real matches the cheaper H3 neo market 38 gave me much higher ball...

I believe it's exclusive for Prov players. I've never seen that version in public Prov and Nat versions

I'm using Hurricane King 3, I guess it can be literally put in the same league as 968 family I have to agree putting H3 on both sides requires tremendous footwork - you have to always lower your stance in the match and that's physically demanding

I still prefer H38 over H37, but I just got this H3 37 710s, supposed to be as hard as H38, gonna try it next week

I bought H3 prov neo H38 once but now I can't find a good source for it, maybe that rubber is not popular, but in fact I feel that the H38 market version plays much better than the prov version, because although slower, it's tackier, denser sponge, better blocking

I did the opposite, I used H3 Neo market 38 for a year then switched to D09c, but still comfortable switching back. Because the H3 on BH is 4gr lighter, slower, more controlled close to table. If you are FH oriented then putting H3 on BH is a good idea. if you are BH oriented, then D09c is better